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Totalitarianism: State Control of Individuals

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Totalitarianism: State Control of Individuals

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When a state controls an individual, the state takes away liberties, demands loyalty, and demands that you sacrifice everything for the good of the state. Stalin does this by taking away any religious paintings that people had in their house and replacing them with pictures of him. Stalin also had a ton of spies, I guess you could say, around to just inform him of who was saying what. Stalin would have people listen to every single phone call everyone made and would have people go through people's mail just to make sure they weren't doing anything that could go against him. If anyone were to go against him, they were enslaved.

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Some methods of enforcement are police terror, indoctrination, censorship, and persecution. Stalin used the police to get people to not conspire against him. So instead of the police protecting the people, the police protected the government. There were police undercover everywhere and they were to report back to Stalin. Everything that was published or shown had to be approved and if it wasn't you get consequences. Everything was censored in order to make the government look good. Stalin used indoctrination to make them believe what Stalin was doing was the right and only way of doing things.

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Totalitarianism: State Control of Society

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Totalitarianism: State Control of Society

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This is when the state controls businesses, religion, art, personal lives, youth groups, education, labor, and housing. Stalin controlled all of that. He destroyed sacred places of worship and took out religious paintings from homes and replaced them with pictures of himself. All art had to be approved before being published in any way or there would be consequences. In schools, education was changed to glorify the achievements of the state and to show them that the government was always right. Teachers had to make Detailed reports on every student they had every single day. In youth groups, they were groomed to be apart of the political party.

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Totalitarianism: Dictatorship and One-Party Rule

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Totalitarianism: Dictatorship and One-Party Rule

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In a dictatorship and one-party rule, there is one party the dominates over the others and gains total control of the government and that exercises absolute authority. That is what Stalin did. He got rid of all his opponents that were up for the position of head of the party and he succeeded. He continued to get rid of people who went against what he was doing and to make sure no one was going to go against him he planted police everywhere. Sometimes even children would tell on their own parents

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A dynamic leader is someone unites people, glorifies the goals of the state, and someone who justifies the governments actions. Stalin did just that. He helped unify the people when Lenin was in charge, that was how he climbed up in the ranks so fast. Stalin made sure that all the goals of the state were only viewed in a positive way and as a way to help everyone. Stalin also made sure that what ever he did was always viewed as good for the people. When in reality it was just a threat to him and his power.

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In Ideology there is a leader who sets goals for what they want the state to look like and will do everything they can to make those goals seem like the best thing to do. The leader will also make sure that everything that the government does will never be questioned by the public. Stalin does this by  setting his 5 year plans. These plans consist of what he wants the state to look like by the end of the plan. The first plan however didn't end up working, so Stalin can up with another one. The second five year plan ended up working way better than imagined.